
Breast & Body
Liposuction
Stubborn fat that has not responded to diet or exercise, removed through millimetre incisions using standard or ultrasound-assisted VASER technique.
Care you can measure
Figures from the YOUNIFY surgical programme.

01 — Planning
Map the areas before the day
See exactly what will be treated — and what will not.
Liposuction is planned standing up, with the areas drawn onto you. Fat sits differently when you lie down, so a plan made on a couch is not the plan you will see in a mirror afterwards.
Together you decide which areas are treated, in what order, and whether the volume is safe to remove in one session. Where it is not, we stage it — that is a planning decision made with you, not a surprise on the day.
Markings guide the plan. They illustrate an expected direction, not a guaranteed outcome.
What is liposuction?
Liposuction removes localized fat deposits that resist diet and exercise — such as the abdomen, waist, arms, and thighs — to refine your contours and proportions. It is a body-shaping procedure for specific areas, not a weight-loss treatment.
At YOUNIFY you can choose standard liposuction or VASER, which uses ultrasound energy to emulsify fat before removal for finer definition and less trauma to surrounding tissue. Our surgeons assess each area and fat volume to plan the right approach for you.
Concerns it addresses
Stubborn localized fat
Pockets of fat — belly, waist, thighs — that resist diet and exercise.
Waist / flanks / back rolls
Flank and back fat that blurs the waistline and a streamlined shape.
Fuller arms / thighs
Fat on the upper arms or thighs that leaves the proportions unbalanced.
Fat that stays after weight loss
Resistant areas that remain even once you've reached a stable weight.
Standard Liposuction vs VASER
Both techniques work well — your surgeon will help choose the best fit for your area and goals.
| Standard Lipo | VASER | |
|---|---|---|
| Principle | Removes fat directly | Emulsifies fat with ultrasound first |
| Definition | Great for broad areas | Finer muscle definition |
| Trauma | Moderate | Less bruising |
| Best for | Larger fat volumes | Detailed sculpting and definition |
Liposuction vs Tummy Tuck
The most common question in this service line. They treat different problems, and are often combined.
| Liposuction | Tummy Tuck | |
|---|---|---|
| What it treats | Fat | Loose skin, fat, and separated muscle |
| Loose skin | Not removed — relies on the skin retracting | Excess skin is cut away |
| Abdominal muscle | Not addressed | Separated muscle can be repaired |
| Scar | Millimetre ports, easily hidden | A line low across the abdomen |
| Suited to | Stubborn fat with skin that still has good tone | Loose skin after pregnancy or major weight loss |
How we plan your result
Good body contouring is about proportion and smooth lines, not removing the most fat possible. Skin elasticity determines how well the skin redrapes, so liposuction is planned across the whole silhouette, taking fat in even layers for a smooth result.
Your planning options
Who is it for
- Those with localized fat that resists diet and exercise
- Those near their ideal weight who want to refine their contours
- Those with good skin elasticity
- Those in good health with no contraindications to surgery
03 — Technique
Which technique suits the area
All three go in through the same millimetre ports. What differs is how the fat is released before it is removed — chosen per area and per tissue type.

VASER (ultrasound-assisted)
Ultrasound energy loosens the fat before it is suctioned, so less force is needed to remove it.
Benefits: Works well in fibrous areas where fat is denser and harder to release.
Suitable for: Fibrous areas such as the back, flanks and male chest, and cases where fat is being harvested for grafting.

Standard (suction-assisted)
The established technique: fat is loosened mechanically by the cannula and suctioned directly.
Benefits: Direct and predictable in soft fat, with no energy applied to the tissue.
Suitable for: Softer areas such as the abdomen, thighs and upper arms.

Fat transfer (grafting)
Fat removed from one area is processed and re-injected into another in the same session.
Benefits: Uses your own tissue, so nothing foreign is introduced.
Suitable for: Patients who want volume added elsewhere while an area is reduced. Not all transferred fat survives, so the result is assessed once it has settled.
04 — Your team
Performed by board-certified plastic surgeons
This procedure is carried out by surgeons certified by the Thai Board of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Credentials below are as registered.

Dr. Phattrapohn Liangcheep
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Medical License No. 55825
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Dr. Thanachot Kamolveerat
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Diploma of the Thai Board of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
View full profile →05 — Safety
Operating room standards and monitoring
Surgery is performed in a licensed operating facility with anaesthesia care and continuous monitoring throughout.
The treatment process
Consult & mark areas
Assess fat, skin elasticity, and proportion, and mark the areas together.
Plan the technique
Choose standard or VASER and the right number of areas.
Prepare for the procedure
Fitness checks and preparation guidance.
Procedure day
Performed in a standard operating theatre through tiny incisions by a specialist.
Aftercare
A compression garment as scheduled, a swelling program, and care guidance.
Follow-up
Reviews as the contour settles and the skin tightens.
Recovery timeline
Your surgery at YOUNIFY
From the surgeon who operates to the nurses who follow up — and a private suite to recover in.



Price list
* Indicative prices for reference only. Final pricing depends on the number of areas and an individual assessment. Overseas prices are indicative market estimates for comparison only — contact our team for a personalized quote.
Your final quote follows an individual medical assessment. You receive a written quotation before any deposit.
Before & After



* Real patient results, published with consent — individual results may vary.
Frequently asked questions
Is liposuction a way to lose weight?
No — liposuction refines specific areas rather than reducing overall weight. It suits people near their ideal weight with stubborn, localized fat.
How is VASER different from standard lipo?
VASER uses ultrasound energy to emulsify fat before removal, so it is gentler on surrounding tissue and gives finer definition.
Will the fat come back?
Fat cells removed from an area do not return there, but remaining cells can enlarge with significant weight gain — so maintaining your weight helps preserve results.
Will my skin sag afterward?
It depends on your skin elasticity. If laxity is significant, your surgeon may recommend a skin-tightening add-on such as BODYtite or Renuvion.
* This information is for general education. Results and treatment plans depend on an individual medical assessment.
Related procedures
Interested in liposuction?
Book a consultation to assess your areas and plan a personalized contouring approach with the YOUNIFY Clinic medical team.
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Individual results may vary. Please consult a doctor before treatment.





